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"He stood silent, observing."
The Mahapurana states that Shakun said, "Due to an evil omen, he was born with a disability." Brihaspati said, "Due to the influence of evil planets at birth, he became disabled." Dhanvantari said, "Due to the three humors (vata, pitta, kapha) at birth, he became disabled."
Hearing this, the minister named Bhootarth said, "Let all this be. The main reason for his disability is the karma he accumulated in his previous life through violence and other actions."
At that time, the commander Shakshisen, who had adopted Satydev as his son, came searching for him. Seeing his disabled son, he was deeply saddened and said, "O assembly, listen! One day, while rice was being cooked at home, some rice fell from the pot due to the overflow of water. Pigeons and other birds started eating the fallen rice. But this one stood silently, observing, without chasing them away. Then his mother's younger sister scolded him in anger. Unable to bear the scolding, he came here. He is so intolerant that he cannot even bear the words, 'There is a hole in your face below your nose.' Thus, his father described his inaction to the assembly.
Since Satydev did not want to return with his father, he was saddened and resolved, "Even in the next life, I will be worthy of your love." With this resolution, he became a Dravyalingi muni and died out of love for Satydev, becoming a Lokapala.
Once, on the first day of the Shukla Paksha, Shakshisen, along with his wife Atvishri, who observed fasts, gave food to the munis with devotion and obtained Pancha-acharya. Seeing this, Seth Merukadatt and his wife Dharini resolved, "These two will be our children in the next life."